An interview with Carla Vlaun, World Press Photo Exhibition Curator

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An interview with Carla Vlaun, World Press Photo Exhibition Curator

2018-08-01

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Once again the Scottish Parliament is hosting the World Press Photo Exhibition, and this year it's the only location in the UK where you'll be able to see it. We spoke with Exhibition Manager and...

Once again the Scottish Parliament is hosting the World Press Photo Exhibition, and this year it's the only location in the UK where you'll be able to see it.

We spoke with Exhibition Manager and Curator, Carla Vlaun, to find out about World Press Photo, what it's like to curate such a prestigious exhibition, and some of the most notable photographs from 2018's show.

As with all guest interviewees, their views are their own, and not those of the Scottish Parliament.